hi, there. what do u guys think about this Spy Optic Women's Oasis Sunglasses? is it nice sunglasses for cycling??
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Get some sunglasses that are specifically designed for cycling. Not only are they made to "hug" the contours of your face better, but they're also designed to comfortably fit under the rim of your helmet. If you ever wind up riding through "buggy" areas, you'll appreciate these advantages. 🙂
My wife and I got ours at Performance Bike, and they were about $27 for each pair. They also interchangeable lenses; a clear set, tinted set, and "sepia" set. We've been very happy with them, and they were certainly worth the investment.
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celia123 said:
hi, there. what do u guys think about this Spy Optic Women's Oasis Sunglasses? is it nice sunglasses for cycling??
The problem I see with those sunglasses is the huge temple on them. It looks like it would significantly block your peripheral vision.
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alienator said:
The problem I see with those sunglasses is the huge temple on them. It looks like it would significantly block your peripheral vision.
I agree. They look too bulky. I have been riding for about a year using some very inexpensive fishing sunglasses I got at Walmart... BUT
I have recently been lusting after these: -
Tifosi makes great cyclng glasses that sell for a low prices. There's lots of positive beta from users.
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thanks for all your inputs
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I have the oakly M frames. I love them!
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I've used both Oakleys and Tifosi. The Tifosi sunglasses are inexpensive and do what they're supposed to, while the Oakleys are more comfortable, stylish, and adjustable, albeit 4 times as expensive.
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